Comments by "Jack B" (@WindFireAllThatKindOfThing) on "VICE News"
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SaltyBrains Ironically, I do have some well-maintained MOPP gear. Now if that doesn't make me sound like a crazy doomsday prepper, nothing will.
But I will never go full Bunker Troll and turn my life upside down like a crazy Militia nut. I just believe in having a decent emergency plan and bug out box in the garage, whether it's man made or natural disaster. Fieldcraft/Wood tools and hardware, heritage seeds, preserved foods, cold weather gear, water purifiers, shelter, lots of fire goodies, hygiene and surplus NBC decon stuff, basic medical supplies, solar kit & camp electronics, and a bike. Oh, and socks. LOTS of socks, lol :)
Edit: FYI, my local bugout area is Florence, Oregon. Wind patterns, fresh water, far from known target areas, available resources, Pacific fishing, agricultural resources, and livable space make it a place for a sizable population to get back on it's feet without going underground in a nuclear scenario. Pretty much anything from Coos Bay, OR down to Eureka, CA is a good place to evacuate to, and could sustain several million along that stretch of the coast.
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This is now a country where, if you fall of The Grid, you aren't getting back on. Every year that goes by, it's even more impossible to recover your life.
The minimum requirement checklist for not going homeless in America:
1. Already employed somehow, even if you're after another job
2. Good credit, no excuses
3. An "acceptable" social media presence
4. Already have a physical address that you've had for a while
5. Several thousand dollars saved just to RENT a shithole apartment
6. Have your own cell phone number
7. Have an email address and regular accessibility to online resources
8. Be good looking enough to be presentable to customers or management
9. Spotless legal record, or at least have found "Jesus"
10. More and more identifying documents. Simply having a pulse doesn't make you a "person" in this country anymore
11. Acceptable level of education
12. Not too much education, or too much student debt
13. Display no opinions
14. A car, clean drivers license, and insurance, even if you could just use other transport. Go ahead and show up on foot for an interview and see where that gets you
15. Don't be on probation, diversion, or recovery
16. Own the right clothes and display the right haircut
17. Don't ever look like you really need a paycheck or help. It's the surest way to ensure you will get neither
To picture the "grid", imagine a sheet of graph paper. Every square on it's edge is part of the Checklist, and is lifted up and supported by a stick under each Requirement category. Your life is a ball sitting in the middle. Every time you miss a requirement, a stick is knocked out, and that ball rolls closer to the edge. The ball doesn't bounce. If you lose sticks, the ball falls off the grid, and it doesn't come back. Because almost every one the items on the grid require money somehow, and when you have no money, those fail to sustain those squares, and you won't be getting an income to buy them back.
That's life in America in 2018.
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@GrammarPaladin You are:
A. Ignoring points I've made, then somehow perversely trying to make a similar point and throw it back in my direction as a matter of....disagreement? You actually proved my point, particularly when mentioning Gyaru girl fashion vs. how I addressed that Tanning is a recent phenomenon. This is not how logic works.
B. Making false claims. Please point out where I ever said or implied this is a matter of evolution. That was Kolboynik.
Therefore I can only conclude you're either incapable or unwilling to actually read what I wrote and are just making comments for the sake of making comments without a valid point
Edit: Actually, I take that back. You do have a point you are trying to make, albeit a false one. You are trying to claim that White people are trying to make the women of other cultures look white and conform to their standards. And my point is that the trends that made you (falsely) believe that, such as light toned skin, existed long before they ever met white people at all. Kind of like how many races each invented the Bow and Arrow, or Bread without ever having met. They are simply common themes that pop up throughout all corners of the species. Like women trying to make their skin appear smooth, pale, or what they deem to be otherwise unblemished as a matter of beauty as they compete for males of higher status. Or fancy clothes and dancing. Also a female specific, species wide phenomenon that pops up without any need for contact between disparate cultures. It is, simply, a Girl Thing.
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